"Pioneers of Watsonville Filipino Community"

Members of the Filipino Catholic Association in a studio photograph titled "Pioneers of Watsonville Filipino Community". The 14 subjects are sitting or standing in front of a studio backdrop. The studio is located in Davis. In the first row, starting from the left are: unknown, unknown, Esther Tabancay, Emile Tabancay, and unknown. In the second row, starting from the left are: four unknown people, Paul Damasco, Jean Roberonta, unknown, unknown, and Amando Ocampo Alminiana.

Davis, CA

9/26/1992

Eva Alminiana Monroe

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8x10 inches

Still image

EAM.2021.29

Photograph